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Interactive maps: Check to see if your home is destroyed or damaged in California fires

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Published  January 12, 2025 8:34pm CST
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The Brief

    • Fires burning through the Los Angeles area have killed at least 24 people, displaced thousands of others, and destroyed more than 12,000 structures.
    • The fires have threatened and burned through several highly-populated neighborhoods over the past week including Pacific Palisades and Altadena.
    • While a cause has yet to be determined, early estimates indicate they could be the nation's costliest ever.

LOS ANGELES - The Damage Inspections Dashboard on Sunday released interactive maps showing inspected homes that are damaged or destroyed as a result of the Palisades and Eaton fires.

The interactive maps also show homes that are not damaged or destroyed based on physical verification by on-the-ground damage inspectors. 

Field damage inspections are ongoing and will continue until every structure is inspected, officials said.

Preliminary data

At this time, an estimated 5,316 structures were destroyed in the Palisades Fire area, and over 7,000 structures were destroyed in the Eaton Fire area, according to initial aerial assessments. 

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"These initial numbers make the Eaton and Palisades fires likely the second and fourth most destructive fires in California’s history respectively," officials said. 

How it works 

To check your address, enter it into the search bar to find that specific location. 

The icons on the map indicate the current known status of the structure, which includes the percentages of affected damage, minor damage, major damage, and destroyed. 

You can also see photos with each inspection report to see the status of your home and property. 

"With tens of thousands of Los Angeles County residents currently evacuated from these fires, completing these inspections so that residents can confirm the status of their homes is one of our top priorities once it is safe for our inspectors to enter the areas," officials said.

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See the maps

The Source: This story was reported with information from Cal Fire's Damage Inspections Dashboard.

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